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...Cambridgeside Galleria, it called back fond memories of strolling along the Seine. I then came across Lloyd Hamrol’s playful “Gate House” sculptures. “Gate House” is comprised of three pointed steel archways painted in red, yellow, and blue to represent the brick characteristic of Cambridge architecture, the leaves of the New England autumn, and the local maritime tradition, respectively. Among the best known creators of public art in Cambridge, Hamrol has had his work exhibited at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., the Whitney Museum...
...would seem that the Crimson had a clear upper hand, but the squad only got one shot on net—a slapshot from the top of the right circle by sophomore Michael Biega—before the Huskies went on a clearing spree, sending the puck past the blue line three times to kill the first penalty...
...second period, inching back into the game with a power play goal by junior defenseman Chris Huxley. The scoring play started on the stick of junior Mike Biega, who found his brother, freshman Danny Biega, with a pass. The younger Biega then slid the puck to Huxley at the blue line. The defenseman wound up and launched a slapshot that lasered its way through traffic and past Yale goalie Billy Blase...
Coskren sent in a pass from the blue line, and senior Randi Griffin reached out to tip it just inside the left post to make the final score...
...first time all game, momentum had shifted to the Bulldogs. But all the Crimson had to do was keep the puck out of the net for a minute. Though the Bulldogs had the puck in the final seconds, they wouldn’t cross the blue line, and the Crimson escaped with a one-goal victory...